The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-08
TWO MEN SENTENCED
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col0red As,ailant Of little Annie Roth,
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{ Yesterday afternoon N. II. Vancleaye,
William Hin, colored. and Harry. allas
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Oifcn.s court anu arraigned before Judge
jacob. lf&&t
Old man Vancleavo, 1t will DO remem.
bsred, was convicted Of grand larceny, for
bis Transaction with J. @. Lord which RI.
.nl,od;n oh,ain,n. tuo a,,1 m,,.has i,.,,,
1 p1, - t.,"n wv s''o hA.snes l'oh
John A. Lash, tho ieweler. A motion waa
made for q new trial. Yesterday Judge
Jacob reviewed the circumstances. Two
wa,chea we,e oh,o,roa avn AZ N, rhr,..
s '' !" sto oo =" oAo W WV Ana'
Gay pfecsalng tho 'onfth OIL July ahd me
other on the next Monday. During the
trial Prosecuting Attorney Jordan was
asked by the defense to elect ioy which
watch Transaction no would try Van.
cleave, and he ctose tho watch OF Thurs.
day. At that timo the only pretcnae
made was that on the following Saturday
Lord was TO receive s., 100, when the
watch would be paid Tor. This WAC not
sufficient In the eyes Of tho law, Judge
Jacob held, to cono.ltutc the crime Of lar
ceDy. He therefore Bat aside the verdict
OF guilty and remandod tho prisoner for
sElal ior the obtaining OF the second
watch when actual false presenes was re-.
aortcd to. Panc!oave will be admitted to
bail II he can obtain bondaman.
8 THE LoNagsr TERM ALLOWED.
A. I'm rama TINA a, vann,oo,a p;,.
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oI a ~ a. essanIt sSith s,,annt ~ ron naus
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i;t,ta cb;fi ~ swo rnar, arI hait 80
hsoM ,hs ;Mtc carrt InJ,a Tsn,h aa;t % .ho
oGons ~ aiia"ad IN tt;o 900 ,sas -. hnra un
and unnatural 20 nnnreceden. a IN local
c,;m In al annal. thet 10 had Ns.ana al ~ s se
iully as tho evidence progrepsed. ~A5iury
had heard the evidence and found him
guilty. On o motion Tor q new tia, the
only point raioed wes that the: evidence,
while 1t might cstablish the intent, did
not show that IN assault was committed.
Tho Court referred to the eyidence;T End
said he thought the assault established. I
At this point Prosecuting Attorney Jor.
dan soae and said that under all tho cir
cumslanCCs ho felt it to bs his duty to de-
mand that the extreme penalty Of the Inv
bs given Hill.
Judge Jacob aaid he thought 1t should
DO; tho prisone. WAS either not guilty, or
he was deserving OF the sereress penalty
allowed by the Law. Had the intent bsen
carried out, the death penalty could have
been inflicted, but as the crime was only
M attempt, the seyereat penalty in the
law was live years. He therefore son.
fenced Hill to fivo years. imprisonment in
the penitentisry 1T Moundsyille. ~
As Hill came GU. Of the Count House in
custody OF Deputy Sheriff White and
Constable Lauchliu, be said fys years was
nothing; he had served a.fve yeafa'. term
before. a'g 49, J.'%t.s
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